Mystery surrounding Tadeus Gawron death investigation in Medicine Hat
Police say the case remains active as they review the 17 year old missing person disappearance of Tadeus Gawron. His bones were found last May on the River Heights property once owned by his wife Sofia who now stays in Blairmore. Medical examiner Lloyd Denmark has only a skull to assess making the cause of death uncertain.
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Alberta Opticians Push for Sight Tests Expansion Amid Eye Care Debate
Alberta opticians seek to expand practice to include sight tests, prompting resistance from optometrists who fear eroding clinical eye exams. Legislation next spring aims to clarify services by eye care professionals, with public confusion over the difference between tests and full eye exams.
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Hat
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Gunshot damages Turner Circle home in Medicine Hat
Police report a 22 caliber bullet went through a wall and into a kitchen on Turner Circle S.E. no injuries occurred and about 200 dollars in damage resulted. Officers believe the shot came from the back alley and ask for tips at 529-8400 or Crime Stoppers at 527-TIPS.
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Taylor Voices Support for Methanol Victims
Minister Lorne Taylor to ask Alberta Health to pay over 35000 dollars to three Hat men treated for methanol poisoning in Texas. They sued, appealed workers comp denial, and face medical bills after serving on the MILE project from 1986 to 1994 in Hat.
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Dallas
Montreal Street school sells for 151000 to Lennie Wong
The public school board approved selling Montreal Street school to Lennie Wong for 151000 to be used as a senior facility while Earl Kitchener School will be repurposed for Medicine Hat Alternative High School. The sale awaits provincial minister approval within about a month.
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Inn
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Charlton
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North Flats Association
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Montreal Street School Historical Society
Fred Kramer
Ken Serr
Alberta schools face deficit threat without extra funding
Roy Wilson, chair of the district's financial committee, warns of a possible 1.2 million deficit by 2001 if the Alberta government does not boost education funding. A balanced budget was shown, but layoffs loom as enrollment drops and a new teachers’ contract takes effect.
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Alberta
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Gary Mar
Wal-Mart looming in Medicine Hat prompts small retailer warning
Retailers fear Wal-Mart's entry will trigger price cutting and hurt local shops. Roy Prevost warns against price wars and urges service, wider inventory, and value added offerings. Business owners in Medicine Hat weigh adaptions and competitive strategies to stay viable.
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